Gottlieb Paludan Architects

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Great architecture evokes great passion. For us, this is the kind of architecture that contributes to solving the challenges we face today. The kind that creates sustainable development, vibrant and diverse cities, beautiful and future-proof structures as well as inviting urban spaces and landscapes for all to enjoy.

Working out of offices in Copenhagen, Malmö, Oslo and Trondheim, we strive to create architecture that understands, connects and enriches the whole world. Together we create cohesion.

Primary contact

Sten Sødring: +45 4171 8200

Our work

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Competition proposal for new bicycle parking facility in Hamburg

Gottlieb Paludan Architects has developed a competition proposal for a new multi-storey bicycle parking facility in Harburg, a borough in the German city of Hamburg.

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New Snekkersten Waterworks

New Snekkersten waterworks is the latest in a series of new waterworks designed by Gottlieb Paludan Architects – all with new, modern technologies, and all focusing on managing our water resources and communicating about the circulation of water.

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Solrødgård Climate and Environmental Park

Gottlieb Paludan Architects has designed Solrødgård Climate and Environmental Park, which is the result of an unusual symbiosis between supply plant, climate adaption and landscape park. The aim of the park is to let visitors explore energy cycles which are fundamental to daily life.

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Grüne Laterne, Hamburg’s new energy landmark

The name of Gottlieb Paludan Architects’ design, ‘Grüne Laterne’ (Green Lantern), refers to the lit green rooms that define the exterior of the structure and symbolize the sustainability of the project.

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Greater Copenhagen Light Rail

Gottlieb Paludan Architects is the lead consultant on the project to design 29 stations and adjacent urban spaces and landscapes for the forthcoming Greater Copenhagen Light Rail System.

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Bicycle parking facility, Lyngby Station

Gottlieb Paludan Architects re-designed the basement below the station in order for it to work as a bicycle parking facility.

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Bussveien, Europe’s longest Bus Rapid Transit system

Gottlieb Paludan Architects (GPA) has won the design competition to produce Europe’s longest Bus Rapid Transit system. The winning proposal is an overall concept for the entire ambitious public infrastructure project, Bussveien (The Bus Route), in and around Stavanger in Norway. Bussveien, which is slated for completion around 2021, will be about 50 kilometres in […]

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Carlsberg Station – Design of station and urban space

The new Carlsberg train Station is a central part of the urban transformation of the large, old Carlsberg brewery site into a new neighbourhood of Copenhagen. Carlsberg Station replaces the Enghave Station as the main station servicing the existing residential area surrounding Sønder Boulevard and Enghavevej and it will also service the new mixed-use quarter […]

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Solrødgård Energy and Climate Park – Wastewater and climate adaptation facilities with educational purpose

The idea behind the future Energy, Climate and Natural Environment Park is to create a unique recreational landscape which is open to the public and has a clear educational purpose. The Park has been commissioned by the Danish utility consortium Hillerød Forsyning, and it will bring together all the consortium’s activities and functions, namely energy […]

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Nørreport Station – Optimizing flow and bicycle parking at Denmark’s busiest traffic hub

Nørreport Station is the busiest station in Denmark with roughly 250,000 people bustling through it daily. The new Nørreport Station is composed of a series of rounded, floating roofs, mounted on striking glass pavilions. A study of pedestrians’ preferred routes has formed the basis for the station’s new design, providing an open and welcoming public space […]

Publications

Sustainable urban transportation

It is estimated that 9 billion people will inhabit the planet by 2050 – 70% of these will live in cities. The increasing urbanisation will be a challenge to cities all over the world and the demand for new innovative solutions within urban mobility is growing. This white paper provides insight into the solutions that Denmark has to offer within urban sustainable transportation.